Gurudwara
Sri Paonta Sahib :
Surrounded by the Sal
forest and on the bank of river Yamuna the historic town of Paonta
Sahib was founded by the tenth Sikh Guru Govind Singh
Ji. When only
sixteen years old, the guru left Anandpur Sahib and on the invitation of
Raja Maidini Prakash of Sirmour, lived at this beautiful place for over
four years. The historic gurudwara commemorates his stay and interestingly
the waters of the Yamuna fall silently below this -which
happened at the Guru's behest.
Paonta Sahib recalls
Guru Govind Singh's presence even in the name of the city which is derived from "paon" meaning "foot" either because he set foot in this place or according to an alternative story, because he lost an ornament which he wore on his foot called a "paonta" while bathing in the river Yamuna which flows here.

Paonta
Sahib was Guru Gobind Singh's home for over four years and it was here that he wrote the Dasam Granth. Within its precincts are the Sri Talab Asthan where he disbursed salaries and the Sri Dastar Asthan were he judged the turban tying competitions. At the Kavi Darbar Asthan, poetic symposia were held. There is also a memorial to sage Kalpi and a museum that displays pens and weapons of the period among other
artefacts.

Gurudwara
Tirgarh Sahib : This is built on the hillock from where Guru Gobind Singh shot arrows at the enemy.

Gurudwara Bhangani Sahib : This commemorates Guru Gobind Singh's first battle when he defeated Raja Fateh Sahib and his allies..

Gurudwara Shergarh Sahib : At this spot Guru Gobind Singh beheaded a dangerous man eater tiger with a single swipe of this sword.